Tag: Focus

I recently discovered a small passion for reading. It’s a fun way to consume information and I don’t feel guilty if I read for a long period of time (unlike binging on a particular streaming platform). However, I recently discovered I have a slight issue when it comes to reading. I have ...

In today’s increasingly high availability-of-distraction world, the ability to focus on one task and work on it until it’s executed is, without a doubt, one of the most valuable skills everyone wants. And the one who has this highly saturated focus can accomplish much more work than ordi...

I think whoever has at least read one self-help book in their life knows the importance of long-term goals. Here, I don’t want to reiterate what you probably find easily elsewhere about why long-term goals matter and the like. My purpose for this blog is to discuss why those important go...

What is it that makes focus so elusive at times? Whether you’re sitting at your desk, trying to tackle a project, or attending an important meeting, maintaining focus can be a real challenge. We’ve all experienced moments when our concentration starts to drift, leading to missed detai...

Lets do this first: It is not you, it is how the system is DESIGNED Everything has a mathematical solution. So far I haven’t seen a problem that could not be solved with a well designed formula. And since insanity is defined by doing the same thing over and over and expecting a diffe...

A quick question — are you the kind of person who feels like there often isn’t enough time in the day to get stuff done that you want to? Whether it is at work or personal stuff, I have often found myself with a to-do list as long as my arm, knowing that there isn’t any chance t...

What is it that makes focus so elusive at times? Whether you’re sitting at your desk, trying to tackle a project, or attending an important meeting, maintaining focus can be a real challenge. We’ve all experienced moments when our concentration starts to drift, leading to missed detai...

Improving focus and productivity is a common goal for many people. Reading books on this topic can provide valuable insights and strategies to help you achieve these objectives. Here are 10 of the best books that can help you improve your focus and productivity: “Deep Work: Rules for Focuse...

1. Others Aren’t Listening To You Breaking free from generational and ancestral cycles has been at the top of my mind since returning to Ghana. My mission is to free myself and my family from the burdens that have held us captive for many generations. I consider myself highly intuitive, ...

I love productivity tools. I think part of having the mindset of a designer is that the tasks you have to perform to get a thing done, often feel sub-optimal or unnecessarily difficult or unclear. When a little app comes along and solves a little problem (especially one you have multiple times ...

For many of us, maintaining focus in an age of constant distractions can feel like an uphill battle. We set out to accomplish tasks and conquer our to-do lists, only to find ourselves easily distracted by our smartphones, binge-worthy TV shows, or even household chores. It’s a struggle we can ...

This week’s featured model is the famous sculpture group ‘Ugolino and his Sons’ by the French sculptor Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. The sculpture, standing at just under two metres, epitomises the Romantic preoccupation with extreme physical and emotional states. The subject is taken fr...

85% of Denmark’s population is online and actively using digital services. Less than 2% have never used the internet, and only 3 out of 10 lack digital skills. Denmark’s tech-savviness and robust IT infrastructure provide the country with a solid foundation for becoming a leading te...

Bhante Dikshabhoomi is a Theravada monk from Nagpur in Maharashtra. Since 2018 he has travelled throughout India spreading the message of Universal Compassion and Free Tibet. Bhante was born into a Buddhist family in the Mahar caste. He became a monk in 2016 and is now part of Samata Sainik Dal, ...

Most people reading this are — or will be — knowledge workers. In other words, they make money with their mind. And if you make money with your mind, you’re a mental athlete. Just like Olympic athletes train their muscles, mental athletes should train their ability to...